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Remember when... thirty seemed so old.
- Location
- Arkansas, and also Florida
Locals called them naked ladies.
2022 flowers & garden
- Thread starter Trila
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Trila
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- Location
- North Central Arkansas
Naked lilies, or surprise lilies are their common name. Lycoris is the name of the family of flowers that they belong to.
Trila
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- Location
- North Central Arkansas
I have never been great with roses but the one I have now is taller than I am! And it's blooming again!
Trila
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- Location
- North Central Arkansas
I have been trying to propagate the "single" rose of Sharon bushes. This year, some of the little ones have bloomed!
Kaila
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Trila
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- Location
- North Central Arkansas
My white "daisy mum" is going strong!
Georgiagranny
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It seems that I've pretty much lost interest in the garden for the season although there are still many (most!) flowers blooming.
I only have to work from 6am to 9am tomorrow, then I'm going to trot my bony self out there and move some gerbera daisies to a new home and maybe destroy more weeds. It will still be cool at 9.
I only have to work from 6am to 9am tomorrow, then I'm going to trot my bony self out there and move some gerbera daisies to a new home and maybe destroy more weeds. It will still be cool at 9.
Georgiagranny
Well-known Member
Moved the gerbera daisies. It's hot 
out there!
Might get more of the $5 iris bulbs tomorrow, and if I can find mums with buds that are small enough and tight enough, I'll get a couple. I don't want them even close to opening because it's just too early here in the South.
$5 for an iris bulb. I must be nuts.
out there!Might get more of the $5 iris bulbs tomorrow, and if I can find mums with buds that are small enough and tight enough, I'll get a couple. I don't want them even close to opening because it's just too early here in the South.
$5 for an iris bulb. I must be nuts.
Tommy
Senior Member
- Location
- New Hampshire
That's beautiful, jet! How do you keep the gravel path itself so tidy and weed free? It must take a lot of effort!